Tag Archives: Sofia Vergara

Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello are the stars of new drama Bottom of The 9th.

Directed by Raymond De Felitta, it’s the story of a once-aspiring baseball player who returns to his Bronx neighborhood after serving 17 years in prison for a violent mistake…

My fingers are crossed that Manganiello and Vergara’s real-life chemistry translates just right onscreen to tell this story.

I’m not sure that this is a based on a true events but it does remind me of the story of real life athlete Brian Banks who’s feature length film is out in August this year. How different will the stories be, I wonder.

Starring Anna Faris, T.J. Miller, Patrick Stewart, Sofia Vergara and James Corden, the new The Emoji Movie trailer is here and it has Gene (Miller), a multi-expressional emoji, on a journey to become a normal emoji…

I thought that as an avid user of emojis on my themoviemylife Instagram in particular, that I’d somehow automatically like a movie about cute yellow emojis. I mean, how bad could it be? I was after all completely crazy about a particular bunch of gorgeous ‘joy inducing yellow beauties’; the minions for quite some time. I may still be obsessed, actually. I digress. I just wish that at this point I felt more confident about this Tony Leondis directed film. I don’t know…

Jon Favreau’s Chef is a comedy film with great music and mouthwatering food that makes you wish you had immediate access to all the bites featured.

More than a feast for your stomach and then some, it’s a beautifully told story about family – particularly the relationship between a busy father and his ten year-old son.

The film also speaks to the sensibilities of those stuck in a career path that no longer supports their need for creative freedom and / or desire to serve their passions in a way that makes them happy.

There are one or two more themes that emerge from the narrative thread. I’ll let you discover those beautiful gems for yourself. Maybe they’ll speak to you more than the ones that stood out for me. Either way you’re likely to be hooked as soon as the film starts.